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> Hal McKnight Announces Candidacy for Ward Two Council Seat Hal McKnight, Ward Two local council candi- his daughter, Sandra Wallace, Campaign Manager date, is shown above with some of his supporters Bruce Colwell, canvass chairman Eleanor Col- after announcing that he will be seeking office in well, and sign' chairman Garry Cooke. November. With Mr. McKnight are: his wife, Mary, The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, September 18, 1985 7 Hospital's Ball Team Places Third in Napanee Tournament Saturday, September 7, saw Bowmanville Hospital travelling travelling to Napanee to enter the Eastern Ontario Hospital Baseball Tournament along with 7 other Hospitals. The first game against St. Mary's of Kingston, gave them a win of 13-6. The second they went down to defeat against host team Lennox and Addington Hospital of Napanee Napanee 18-6. But the third game a win against Belleville General 17-5 gave the Hospital a 2nd place finish in the "B" division. division. In the finals it was Napanee Napanee and Trenton playing off for 1st spot, and Bowmanville against Kingston General for 3rd and 4th places. Napanee came out the big winner for the day in 1st place, Trenton 2nd and Bowmanville winning third with a strong 19-10 win over Kingston, This was the first time Bowmanville Bowmanville had ever entered such a tournament and with only 3 weeks notice managed to put together a pretty impressive ball team. Congratulations Congratulations to all! ! In Britain bangs in hair are known as fringes. Memorial Hospital Baseball Team members and Bev Little; middle row 1 to r - Jackie are: back row 1 to r - kevin Cruickshank, Dayle MacDonald, Lori Green, Kathy Bransfield; front Mathews, Marion Cowan, Dennis Booth, Ken row - Coach Rob McGee. Daize, Mel Green, John Colville, Kathy Dustan, Hal McKnight, the Ward Two (Bowmanville) trustee on the Northumberland and Newcastle Board ôfEducation, has announced his candidacy for the Ward Two local Council seat. "Switching from school board to municipal council will not be a difficult difficult transition," Mr. McKnight says. "The concerns of the ratepayers are somewhat similar, namely, getting value for our tax dollars and providing quality service." service." in his role as trustee, he has served on each of the school board's committees during the past three years. He has served on the property property and finance committee, education education committee, personnel committee, committee, and performance review committee. committee. "I will bring proven experience particularly in the areas of program evaluation and budget planning to the local scene as well as an empathy empathy for people," he said. Hal McKnight is a graduate engineer engineer with over 30 years of business business experience with General Motors of Canada. He has been employed employed in various sales and service management capacities with GM across Canada. The past 10 years have been spent at the Oshawa head office. Mr. McKnight and his wife, Mary, have four children. "Establishing short and long range objectives for the Town of Newcastle will be one of my first priorities for council," the Ward Two candidate stated. "These objectives must reflect the needs of our community, be measurable and attainable in order to provide accountability to the process. They will also provide direction direction as to where we want to be as a community. All programs and projects undertaken by.our municipality municipality must form an integral part of these objectives." Another area on which Mr. McKnight plans to focus involves the use of the human, financial, and facility resources within municipal government and the community. "It takes teamwork, a planned approach approach and good communications to accomplish things we set out to do, he said. Mr. McKnight says that if he wins the local council seat, he is prepared prepared to take a leave of absence from General Motors to devote the necessary time to represent the ratepayers' concerns of Bowmanville Bowmanville at municipal council. Dennis Pizzeria Atom Girls in Semi-Finals Tuesday, September 3, saw Dennis' advance to the semifinals semifinals in the Challenge Cup Competition, with an exciting 2-1,- overtime victory, against Pickering P.E.S.L.A. Bowmanville controlled play for most of the game allowing Pickering few good scoring opportunities when they did break through, Elizabeth Elizabeth Wunderlich and Jessica Knoop, Dennis' two goalies, did an excellent job. Their job wm. I ii mm WF1M :3 ; due to renovations EVERYTHING MUST GO BY SEPT. 30/85 • LARGEST SELECTION OF SWIMWEAR IN THE DURHAM REGION WE ALSO SPECIALIZE IN: • ROMPERS e COVER-UPS • JUMPSUITS e SUNDRESSES 67 KING ST. 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